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Old 03-16-13, 01:50 PM   #31
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Re: Size feeding question

If snake A is in quarantine and doesnt eat i would toss the feeder in the bin. If Snake A is an animal that is well settled into your collection and doesnt eat then i would toss it to another snake without hesitation.
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5 females wanted food and couldnt get enough, 5 didn't care and wanted nothing to do with food, it depends on the female. Re carpets, all of them wanted food 6 of them. I'll check with a friend in the states who has way more animals and see what his numbers are, but I'm expecting it to be about the same.
No need for strength in numbers. I wasn't arguing a point just sharing my personal experiences.
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No need for strength in numbers. I wasn't arguing a point just sharing my personal experiences.
It was in response to a question I asked.
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Old 03-16-13, 03:40 PM   #34
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It was in response to a question I asked.
I know. It went to carpets from boas when I added my experiences. I just see no need to go in another dirrection.

The prey size for the op is great!! See back on topic
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I bet you also believe a regurge can be caused by a meal too large.
My BP regurged when I fed him a jumbo rat. No other ill effects though and I went back down to the large.


As for the OP pic to me that size looks fine for him.
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My BP regurged when I fed him a jumbo rat. No other ill effects though and I went back down to the large.


As for the OP pic to me that size looks fine for him.
I would dare say it had to do with the temps being too low for it to properly digest that size prey and not really the prey size.

I have snakes that normally eat a 175g rat that I have fed a 300g-400g rat and just bumped the temp 2°f.
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I would dare say it had to do with the temps being too low for it to properly digest that size prey and not really the prey size.

I have snakes that normally eat a 175g rat that I have fed a 300g-400g rat and just bumped the temp 2°f.
I'll have to try bumping his temps and seeing if he'll eat bigger, he's shedding right now so it may be time to try again anyway.
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I'll have to try bumping his temps and seeing if he'll eat bigger, he's shedding right now so it may be time to try again anyway.
What would be the point in trying to feed such large meals to a ball python?
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Who says he owns BCC?

Go back to the kiddie table. Adults are talking.
He said to show him a snake that has regurged from too large of a meal, and I asked because I thought that can happen to BCC's.

Can you not read?

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He said to show him a snake that has regurged from too large of a meal, and I asked because I thought that can happen to BCC's.

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Old 03-24-13, 10:25 AM   #41
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He said to show him a snake that has regurged from too large of a meal, and I asked because I thought that can happen to BCC's.

Can you not read?
So where is the snake your showing him?
I don't get this post at all. Maybe I can't read either but the BCC thing made no sense to me ??
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Re: Size feeding question

Well first of all you have a beautiful snake! Second, compare the fuzzy to its thickest part of its body, a few days before it eats. If it is too thick than just keep feeding it the pinkies. I have a a king snake and he is very thin, smaller than a pencil. He eats two pinkies but isn't nearly big enough for a fuzzy.
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Oh woops I posted a comment to the wrong person! I don't know how to delete it. Sorry!
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Well, you have a beautiful snake! Feed him two pinkies. I have a king snake, and he is as thin as a pencil we feed him two pinkies. He isn't nearly large enough to eat fuzzy.
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So where is the snake your showing him?
I don't get this post at all. Maybe I can't read either but the BCC thing made no sense to me ??
I wasn't showing him a snake, I was asking Korbin if BCC's had regurgitation problems from large meals because that's what I heard. It was a question not a statement.

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Yet you have no problems with Aaron's rude remark to me for asking a question, he does this to everyone so don't single me out.
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